“I’m Hoping That I Can Have An Influence On The Pitch Very Soon.” Tyler Adams On When He Would Make His Debut For Bournemouth 

Tyler Adams claims he should be on the pitch very soon after completing a £23 million ($29 million) transfer from Leeds to Bournemouth. Since suffering a hamstring injury in March, the 24-year-old midfielder for the United States national team has been sidelined.

Due to his absence at Elland Road at the close of the previous campaign, Leeds were unable to avoid dropping out of the Premier League. Adams has returned to the English Premier League following a costly move to the Vitality Stadium, but he is not yet match-ready. It is yet unclear when he will be able to make his Bournemouth debut after experiencing the occasional setback in his recuperation from a minor injury.

Adams has told the Cherries official media channels of his situation and when he might be selected by Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola:

“Yeah, there’s been a lot of ups and downs. This has been my most major injury in my career. I got a little bit excited when I started to feel good early on but came back a little bit too quickly and had a bit of a setback. Throughout the summer I was able to make a lot of progress. I’m excited about where I’m at and I’m hoping that I can have an influence on the pitch very soon.”

Adams is presently looking forward to getting started with Bournemouth, with his dreams to have a long lasting impact still intact, he added: “It’s the best league in the world. Week in, week out you are playing against the highest calibre of player, the highest calibre of managers, and it throws something new at you every opportunity that you get. Growing up, that’s all I watched, the Premier League. Last year, having that opportunity to fulfil that dream was amazing.”